The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Carrie Shower has returned from her Wis
it to Louisville
Mrs Henry Ellwood will return to her home
in Chicago to-day.
Miss Annie Bryan, OF Louisville is the guest
of the Misses Dryer.
Mr.. D. B. Hoover, of the Huntington News
Express, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Stella Hunt, of Port Jervis, n Y, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter Gallup.
Mr. Othie D. Bales, of the Gabriel Comedy
Company. is here on a two-weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Edward F. Cost will join her husband
permanently in Chicago the LIST of February.
Mrs. 6. V. Wooden has gone to Deland, Fla.
10 remain until spring, on account of i'll health
Rev. David Walk and family leave to-day for
Memphis, Tenn, which is to be their future res
idence
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Krac are expected home
today from the East, where they have been a
short time.
The engagement of Miss Cora Kahn. of this
city. to Mr.. Maurice Marx, of Mobile, Ala, is
announced
Mrs. Oliver Brumbach, Of Toledo, is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Carey on
North Pennsylvania street
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wallace have gone to
Georgia to visit Mrs Waaces parents. Mrs
Wallace will remain several weeks.
Gen. T. w. Bennett, department commander of
the IT, A. r., and Judge Comstock, of the Wayne
county Circuit Court, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fl. Baldwin and daughters,
Belle and Daisy, will 60 to Europe this spring
The young ladies will attend school in Germany.
Mr.. Irving Bachelor. of New York. vino is
making tour of the Western cities on business
connected with the literary syndicate operated
by his firm, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher, formerly Miss
Flera Reinhard of this city. will return from
the, wedding tour on Sunday and visit Mrs
Fishers parents, No. 284 North Tennessee
street. for few days before going to their home
in Fort Wayne.
The Mikado Club will give a dance at Pfaf-
Inns Hall on next Tuesday evening.
Miss Emily Bingham will give an evening of
reading and music on Tuesday, JAN %. at the
Pennsylvania street
Cards were issued yesterday by Miss Cen
eivieve Elliott for a reception on Thursday
evening, Jan. q, from to IL o'clock. at her
home, No. 1877 North Meridian street.
The ladies of the board of Training School
TOR Nurses and the members of the Flower Mis-
sion. at a meeting to be held this morning at 10
o'clock, at Plymouth Church, will make arrange
ments fer a course of lessons in cooking to be
given by Mrs. Emma Ewing, dean of the do.
mestfc department of the Agricultural College
of Iowa
party last evening. at her home, on North Della
ware street, in honor Of Miss Brillinger of
York, Pa, who is the guest of Miss Herod Miss
johnson was assisted by her father and her
sister, Mrs. Boce. The house is very delight
fully arranged for such party, and the appoint
ments were carried out to perfection.
A social for the benefit of the poor will be Civ
en- under the auspices of the ST. Vincent d Paul
Society, at the residence of Mrs James B. Ry-
an, No 158 North Mississippi street, from to
III O'Clock this evening. programme Of music
and Rotations will be rendered by Miss Maggie
Anderson. Mrs Herriott, Miss Annie Abrcmet
Mr. z. j. Kelleher, Mr.. Dochez, Miss Clara
Bretz, Master BERTHE Feibleman, Miss Maggie
McKelaer and Miss Lizzie Ryan.
The fifteenth anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
zimmerman, of No. los North Davidson street
was celebrated on Monday evening, large num-
Der OF friends being in attendance At IL o'clock
there was grand supper served. Dancing was
feature OF the evening. Among those in at
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs Venetta. the Misses
Ralston, Lucas. Kirby, Reichart. Gemmer
kares Reynolds, Baker and Bessie and
BERTHE Zimmerman. Messrs. B. Gundelinper
L. Chapman. T.. Shellhouse. S. Perkins, Gem
mer brothers. Catterson Reynolds brothers.
Wiles, Pierce. Sweeley, Miller and Middleton.
The programme of the Ladies' Matinee Mu-
scale, yesterday, was made up Of the compost
tions Of Mendelssohn, and included ''The Heb
rides Overture" quartet for two pianos; trios
from ''Athalia;" quartets from "Lorely" and
"Walpurgis Night" vocal solos by Miss Cooper
and Mrs. De Wolf. and instrumental solos by
Miss Branham and Miss Dillingham;. The gem
of the afternoon was 1.-THE Serenade and an.
dante Giogoso" op. 43. played by Miss Sarah
Meigs, the orchestral parts on a second piano
being taken by Mrs. Hunter The composition
is quite difficult, and it was exceedingly well
rendered.